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  • A series of iMacs arranged in a fan shape over a white background
    By Jordan Wirth 13 days ago

    5 Downsides To Buying An iMac All-In-One Computer

    The iMac is sleek and powerful, but it isn't perfect. Here are the biggest downsides to consider before buying Apple's all-in-one computer.

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  • Person holding the M6 Mac mini in their hand
    By Adnan Ahmed 16 days ago

    Mac Mini M6 Vs. M4: How Much Faster Is The New Model?

    Apple's M6 Mac mini brings a number of upgrades over the M4 model, but how big are the performance gains, and what else has changed this time around?

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  • A group of people using gaming computers
    By Marc Magrini 25 days ago

    3 Of The Best Pre-Built PCs That Are Cheaper Than Building One Yourself In 2026

    With all the craze surrounding building your own PC, some pre-built PCs have actually become a value -- and will save you assembly time in 2026.

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  • Red Xbox Series X controller
    By Daniel Trock 27 days ago

    5 Creative Uses For An Xbox Controller

    More than 20 years ago, Microsoft released software that allowed Xbox controllers to work with PCs. Now, they're used for a lot more than gaming.

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  • A typical PC gaming setup
    By Russ Good 30 days ago

    9 Amazon Basics Gaming Accessories Worth Buying (And 3 To Avoid)

    Some Amazon Basics gaming accessories are surprisingly good, but a few fall short — here’s what’s worth adding to your setup and what you should avoid.

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  • Man taking notes while on video call
    By Mikael Trench 1 month ago

    4 Work From Home Gadgets To Increase Productivity

    More people are working remotely than ever before, but they face lots of distractions. Here are some work from home gadgets to increase productivity.

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  • A desktop computer lit up with many colors, RGB fans, AIO cooling, with side panel down
    By Eric Hamilton 1 month ago

    What Is The Minimum Distance You Should Leave Between A Computer And The Wall?

    Your desktop PC may need more breathing room than you're giving it. Keeping it too close to the wall could affect its temperatures and performance.

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  • Person installing a RAM module into a PC motherboard
    By Rahul Srinivas 2 months ago

    Two Companies Make Most Of The Memory Chips Inside Of Our Devices (And They're Being Sued...Again)

    Of all the electronics out there, just two companies (along with a smaller third) make most of the RAM that goes into them, and they're getting sued...again.

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  • Remote Desktop android app screen
    By Nicholas Wilson 3 months ago

    Top 4 Remote Desktop Apps For Android

    If you need an app to remotely log into your Mac or Windows PC, these picks (some free, others paid) will serve you well.

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  • Shut down and sleep options in the Windows power menu
    By Adnan Ahmed 4 months ago

    Sleep Mode Vs Shutdown: Which Is Better For Your PC?

    Do you just close your laptop lid at night? Discover whether putting your computer to sleep or completely shutting it down is actually better for it.

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  • A gaming setup with a tower PC
    By Adnan Ahmed 5 months ago

    Tower PC Vs. Mini PC: How To Choose The Right Setup For You

    Do you find laptops too weak and desktop PCs too bulky? Discover mini PCs and compare them to their tower PCs in speed, size, and flexibility.

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  • Close up of someone installing a graphics card into a colorfully lit up PC build with a white case
    By Bob Sharp 5 months ago

    Is Building Your Own PC Still The Cheaper Option In 2026?

    Prices of PC components have gone off the deep end in 2026, which poses the ultimate question: Is building your own gaming PC the cheaper option?

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  • Two LG monitors side-by-side
    By Bob Sharp 7 months ago

    The Cheap, High-Quality Monitor We'd Actually Recommend

    While you can pay thousands for a feature-packed screen to dominate your desk, monitors that get the basics right can be had at a more reasonable price point.

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  • Person typing on laptop with digital overlay of generic app icons
    By Max Miller 7 months ago

    5 Free Apps That Beat Expensive Alternatives In Every Way That Matters

    Stop paying for subscriptions. These powerful, free utilities offer professional features that rival even the most expensive premium software.

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  • Close-up of Apple logo on an Apple Macintosh Classic
    By Azzief Khaliq 8 months ago

    This Is Considered One Of The Most Influential Pieces Of Tech To Come Out Of The '80s

    Previous decades laid the groundwork for the wide adoption of the internet in the '90s. This piece of '80s technology was a big part of that.

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  • Large TV mounted on a wall
    By Brad Hill 8 months ago

    You Don't Need A New Monitor, Your Old TV Can Do The Job Just Fine

    Short on cash but need a bigger screen? Your old TV might be the perfect temporary monitor. Discover the pros and cons that makes or breaks the deal.

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  • The author running three apps simultaneously on an ultrawide monitor
    By Jowi Morales 9 months ago

    Don't Waste Money On Dual Monitors: Use This Instead

    Before buying a second monitor for your desktop, think about whether an ultrawide monitor setup might be a better alternative for your needs.

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  • A processor ready to be placed on a motherboard
    By Bob Sharp 9 months ago

    The Best Budget CPU Picks Vs. Old Flagships: Which Should You Buy?

    Picking the right CPU will be the make-or-break decision for any PC you build, but how do you know when to buy a brand-new one versus last gen's model?

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  • a person using a laptop
    By Jowi Morales 10 months ago

    This Is Considered The Best Major PC Brand In Terms Of Customer Satisfaction

    A major Windows PC brand has finally dethroned Apple in customer satisfaction rankings for the first time in years. Find out which company is now #1.

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  • An IMB 5150 display with monocrome text
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 10 months ago

    Costco And Home Depot Still Use IBM Computers From The '80s: Here's Why

    Costco sells some of the most advanced computers on the consumer market today, so you'll be surprised to learn their stores rely on computers from the 1980s.

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  • Costco shoppers eating in food court
    By Max Miller 10 months ago

    5 Of The Best Costco Black Friday Deals You'll Find This Year

    Costco always comes through with impressive holiday shopping discounts, and their 2025 Black Friday deals have a little for everyone.

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  • An Nvidia DGX computer sitting next to a laptop
    By Bob Sharp 10 months ago

    The 'World's Smallest Supercomputer' Is Here – And Elon Musk Is One Of The First Owners

    Supercomputers were once beasts, even by PC standards -- massive room-filling things that cost a fortune. Now, a much smaller supercomputer has arrived.

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  • Computer parts laid out on a table
    By Jordan Wirth 11 months ago

    4 PC Parts You Can Buy Cheap (And 1 You Should Splurge On)

    Building your own PC is not as hard as you might think, but doing so on the cheap means learning when to save money on parts and when to invest.

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  • Old PC towers stacked on top of one another
    By Daniel Trock 11 months ago

    5 Unexpected Uses For Old PC Towers

    Many of us have old computer parts lying around, but what are you supposed to do with old PC towers? Use your creativity, and repurpose them in unexpected ways.

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  • An upside down CPU on motherboard
    By Jordan Wirth 11 months ago

    5 Ways To Extend The Lifespan Of Your CPU

    While it might outlive most components in your PC, a good CPU is expensive, so you'll want to take every step to increase its lifespan anyway.

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  • Steam storefront open on a monitor
    By Joseph Chidi 11 months ago

    Are Cheap Monitors Really Worth Buying For Your Gaming PC? Here's What Gamers Say

    Reaching for the budget monitor will obviously help with those on a tight budget, but for some rigs, it may not be worth the savings for long-term enjoyment.

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  • The YouTube logo on a smartphone screen circled by a red light.
    By Anthoni Oisin 12 months ago

    Here's How Much Data YouTube Uses Per Hour

    YouTube has become one of the most popular sources of entertainment in the world, but it can easily use up your mobile plan's data if you're not careful.

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